Medieval Knight Meets a Falling Car: Image-to-Video Workflow
Create a cinematic sequence of a medieval knight encountering a car, then animate the stills and assemble them into a video.
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Prompt template
## Create the first image
In Google Nano Banana Pro, generate an image using this prompt:
> First-person POV: a medieval knight’s hands holding a sword in the right hand and a shield in the left, walking through an open grassy field. Vast landscape, clear blue sky, sunny day, epic fantasy atmosphere, photorealistic, cinematic composition, wide-angle lens, detailed armor gauntlets, green meadow stretching to the horizon, volumetric lighting, 8K, ultra-detailed.
## Create the car scenes
Use the generated images as references in Google Nano Banana Pro. Replace `${car-name}` with the car’s name or model.
1. Start with the first image and prompt: “Add a small ${car-name} falling far away in the sky.”
2. Again use the first image and prompt: “Add a large, close-up ${car-name} floating directly in front of the knight.”
3. Use the latest image and prompt: “Remove the knight completely and move the camera closer to the car, without changing the car’s angle or pose.”
4. Following the same approach, create as many additional interesting car angles as desired.
## Animate and assemble
In Kling 2.5 Turbo, choose image-to-video mode. Animate each still image individually with the prompt:
> slow motion effect
Finally, join the clips in a video editor such as CapCut.
Parameters
${car-name}
car-name
Required
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